Elias Virelli is a man who fixes clocks but cannot mend the past. Haunted by grief, he discovers an ancient time machine hidden in his grandfather's workshop-a device that lets him rewind time at the cost of his memories. But the more he uses it, the more of himself he loses.
When a mysterious figure warns of a second lever that pauses reality and a third that reveals the truth, Elias is faced with the ultimate question:
What if changing time doesn't just alter the past-but fractures who you are?
A beautifully layered exploration of identity, memory, and regret, The Clocksmith's Paradox is a haunting time-travel novel about letting go, becoming whole, and accepting the moment as the only place truth can live.